Clayton Bridge, sta. on Lancashire and Yorkshire
By., SE. Lancashire-, 34 miles E. of Manchester.

Clayton Green, hamlet, Leylandpar., N. Lancashire,
3f miles NW. of Chorley; P.O.

Clayton Griffith, hamlet, Trentham par., N. Staf-
fordshire, If mile S. of Newcastle-under-Lyme.

Clayton Ilall.—2 miles SE. of Manchester, SE.
Lancashire.—2. Clayton Hall, 54 miles SW. of Burn-
ley, NE. Lancashire.

Clayton Heights, vil. and school, Bradford par., S.
div. West-Riding Yorkshire. See Clayton.

Clayton-in-le-Dale, township, Blackburn par., NE.
Lancashire, 3 m. NW. of Blackburn, 1715 ac., pop. 295.

Clayton-le-Moors, township, Whalley par., NE.
Lancashire, 54 miles NE. of Blackburn, 1059 ac., pop.
6695; P.O., t.o.

Clayton-le-Woods, township, Leyland par., N. Lan-
cashire, 2 m. S. of Bamber Bridge sta., 1431 ac., pop. 582.

Clayton with Frickley, par., E. div. West-Riding
Yorkshire, 8 miles NW. of Doncaster, 1589 ac., pop. 315.

Clay worth, par., township, and vil., N. Notts, on
Chesterfield Canal, 6 miles NE. of East Retford—par.,
3080 ac., pop. 559; township, pop. 439; P.O.

Clea Hall, seat, 4 m. NE. of Ireby, W. Cumberland.

Cleadon, vil. (ry. sta. Cleadon Lane), Whitburn
par., S. Durham, 24 miles SE. of South Shields.
Cleadon Honse, seat, is 1 mile N. and Cleadon Lane
sta. 1J mile SAY. of the vil.

Cleady, hamlet, 2 miles E. of Kenmare, S. co. Kerry.

Cleaghinore, vil., Kilcloony par., E. co. Galway.

Clear Island, island (2 m. by | m.), forming par.,
SW. co. Cork, 12 miles SW. of Skibbereen, 1504 ac.,
pop. 594. The island contains a telegraph station, by
which a saving of time is effected in the transmission of
American news per steamers. Cape Clear, in the SW.,
is the most S. point of Ireland.

Clear burn, small loch, on border of Yarrow and
Ettrick pars., Selkirkshire.

Clcarbury Bing, Saxon camp, S. AYilts, on lofty
eminence near river Avon, 34 miles S. of Salisbury.

Cleariestown, in co. and 8 m. from Wexford; P.O.

Clearwell, eccl. dist. (St Peter) and hamlet, New-
land and West Dean pars., W. Gloucestershire, 54 miles
NW. of Lydney ry. sta., pop. 1185; P. O.; contains Clear-
well Castle, seat of the Earl of Dunraven.

Cleasby, par., North-Riding Yorkshire, on river
Tees, 24 m. SW. of Darlington, 1205 ac., pop. 178; P.O.

Cleat, seat, near Pierwall vil., Westray island, Orkney,
20 miles N. of Kirkwall.

Cleatham. — township, Gainford, Staindrop, and
Winston pars., S. Durham, 44 miles NE. of Barnard
Castle, 1125 ac., pop. 125.—2. Cleathaui, township,
Mantonpar., N. Lincoln, 6 miles SW. of Brigg, pop. 114.

Cleator, par., W. Cumberland, 2947 ac. (29 water),
pop. 10,420; P.O., T.O. ; contains Cleator Lane End;
P.O. ; and Cleator Mill, with school; is conterminous
with Cleator Moor, town with ry. sta., on river Eden,
4 m. SE. of Whitehaven and 306 m. NW. of London,
pop. 10,420; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks. Cleator Moor has
extensive coal mines, and furnaces for the mfr. of
hematite iron. Iron ore of a very superior quality,
and in abundant quantity, is obtained on the moor.

Cleave House, seat, 4 m. NE. of Exeter, E. Devon.

Cleaveancy, or Cleave Ansty, hamlet, Hillmarton
par., N. Wilts, 4 miles NE. of Caine.

Cleaven Dyke, the remains of a strong and massive
vallum, Caputh par., E. Perthshire, on the peninsula
formed by the junction of the Isla with the Tay; sup-
posed by some to be the scene of Agricola’s victory of
the Grampians, 86 a.d.

Clcaverton, hamlet, Lea par., N. Wilts, 1 mile SE.
of Malmesbury.

Cleck Cloud, eminence, E. Gloucestershire, near
Cheltenham, alt. 1134 ft.

Cleckbeaton, town and township with ry. sta.,
Birstall par., E. div. West-Riding Yorkshire, 54 miles
SE. of Bradford and 187 miles NW. of London, 1755
ac., pop. 10,653; P.O., T.O., 2 Banks, 3 newspapers ; the
staple industries are textile fabrics and machine making.

Cleddau, or Cleddy, East and West, 2 rivers of
Pembrokeshire. E. Cleddau rises on E. side of Mynydd
Preseley, and flows 15 miles SAY., partly along the Car-
marthenshire border, to E. branch of N. creek of Milford